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Participants can receive native tree at locations throughout the state on April 23.
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A local organization is asking for data on Ozark witch hazel to better understand the timing of the plant’s blooms and how that might relate to the changing climate.
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Experts say the plants on the list are invasive and can quickly cause ecological harm.
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"It has been an amazing year for wild plums" at Lincoln University in Jefferson City according to native plant specialist NADIA NAVARRETE-TINDALL. She says, in total, a thousand pounds will have been harvested! See for yourself at this year's FincaFest - details on today's show! October 3, 2023
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An endlessly hot Missouri summer is no big deal for these five native plants as described by today's guest, native plant specialist NADIA NAVARETTE-TINDALL from Lincoln University in Jefferson City! August 17, 2023
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Paul Pepper: Nadia Navarrete-Tindall, LU-MRRL Lecture & Scott Bradley, Carpet One, "No More Plastic"Native plant expert NADIA NAVARRETE-TINDALL invites everyone to learn more about the "garden of excellence" at Lincoln University in Jefferson City, and how you can turn your own backyard into something 'excellent' at a free lecture she's giving later this month at Missouri River Regional Library! Also, Carpet One Floor & Home general manager SCOTT BRADLEY has some flooring ideas for those of you who are tired of walking on plastic. (4:38) July 13, 2023
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Native plant specialist NADIA NAVARRETE-TINDALL, Lincoln University Cooperative Extension, has some ideas for those looking to attract pollinators to their own backyard. (Dittany, Ohio horsemint, bergamot, etc., are just a few she mentions.) June 12, 2023
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Unsure what to grow in your heavily-shaded yard? NADIA NAVARRETE-TINDALL, Lincoln University Cooperative Extension, has a few ideas like bloodroot and Sweet William and one that's even edible! April 7, 2023
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Missouri Prairie Foundation executive director CAROL DAVIT joins us on this first full day of spring to talk about some of the more common native plants, like aster and primrose, that you might find in your own backyard! March 21, 2023
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Just because the fall season is upon us doesn't mean ALL your plants have packed it in for the year. Many are still blooming, and that's today's topic with native plant specialist NADIA NAVARRETE-TINDALL. She takes a closer look (with the help of some gorgeous photography) at New England Aster, Sunchoke, Bidens aristosa and more! October 20, 2022